With broken hearts, we share that our beloved father, Seyed Saeid Aseyedtaher, has peacefully passed away after a long and painful battle with advanced prostate cancer.

On September 12, 2024, my father was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer that rapidly spread to his bones and liver. Over the months, we watched an incredibly strong, loving, and proud man slowly lose his ability to walk, move, and live without pain. Despite everything he endured, he never lost his kindness, humor, or the ability to make people around him smile.

My father was the kind of person who always put others before himself. Even during treatments and hospital visits, he would joke with nurses, ask how everyone was doing, and try to make others feel comfortable while he was suffering himself. He carried warmth, dignity, and love everywhere he went.

We fought as hard as we could for him. We searched for every possible treatment, every option that could give him comfort and more time with us. We were blessed to share meaningful final moments with him filled with love, prayers, and family by his side.

Now, as we try to process this unimaginable loss, our family is facing the overwhelming financial burden of funeral and memorial expenses, along with the medical costs accumulated throughout his illness.

It is incredibly difficult for me to ask for help during such a painful time, but any support — whether through a donation, sharing this page, or simply keeping my father in your prayers — means more than words can express.

Every contribution will go directly toward:

• Funeral and burial services

• Memorial expenses

• Outstanding medical-related costs

If you knew my father, you knew his heart. He spent his life helping others, loving deeply, and protecting his family in every way he could. We are simply trying to give him the peaceful and dignified farewell he deserves.

Thank you for reading his story. Thank you for your prayers, kindness, and support during the hardest time of our lives.

May his soul rest in eternal peace. 🕊️

Sadaf

Forever loved. Forever missed.